Michelle Jezierski. Midnight Window

Feinberg Projects is pleased to announce the exhibition Midnight Window of the Berlin-based artist Michelle Jezierski. This will be her first solo exhibition in Israel. The opening will take place on Thursday, June 5th at 8 pm.

Feinberg Projectswill show a new series of large and middle scaled oil paintings emphasizing the creation of new spatial dimensions through contrasting different layers of imagery.

With her sophisticated brush techniques, the artist interweaves compositions of different textures, flooded with artificial and natural light sources, to create new spaces.

The light is sculpted through her specific use of color, juxtaposing natural light with the artificial and merging figuration with abstraction.

The result is a construction of a dimension in which contradictory worlds are intertwined.

These worlds enable the observer to enter a surreal and metaphysical space, in which inside and outside, surface and depth, exist simultaneously.

Michelle Jezierski was born in 1981 in Berlin, Germany. She lives and works in Berlin. Jezierski received a BFA in 2002 from the UdK (Berlin University of the Arts) under Tony Cragg and Valérie Favre. In 2005 she received the NICA scholarship and studied at the Cooper Union in New York. In 2008 she received her Meisterschüler title at the UdK Berlin.

Since then, her works have locally and internationally been shown in numerous gallery and museum exhibitions, including the I am a Berliner, Helena Rubenstein Pavillion, Tel Aviv Museum of Art (2012); Extrakt I, Vittorio Manalese (CFA Schaulager), Berlin (2010), and Ein Fest Für Boris, Vittorio Manalese (CFA Schaulager), Berlin (2010). Her works could be found in many collections, both public and private, including the Simmons & Simmons Collection, the Sammlung Herrmann, the Vattenfall Kunstsammlung, and the Sammlung Hoek.